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by throwing_away 4y ago
As long as there's 0 connection to restricted countries, that's probably the case. But if your work involves logging into Alibaba for procurement or if you're a journalist that reads Weibo or something, you might be a felon,
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by throwing_away 4y ago
> (a) In general.—The Secretary shall identify and refer to the President any covered holding that the Secretary determines, in consultation with the relevant executive department and agency heads, poses an undue or unacceptable risk to
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by throwing_away 4y ago
There is because people couldn't get access to their money while they were sorting it out.
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by throwing_away 4y ago
Only second to their other biggest threat: themselves.
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by throwing_away 4y ago
Maybe we need a fork of `man` that reads the page in a sexy tts voice while showing minecraft footage on half the screen.
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by throwing_away 4y ago
Could a tech company have split their accounts into separate $250k accounts? I'm not sure if the bank would offer that.
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by throwing_away 4y ago
> The user again proves possession of the authenticator and the device generates a response by signing the challenge with its private key. This sounds very similar to how hardware wallets work. I know some wallets support FIDO2, but I wo
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by throwing_away 4y ago
Anyone remember this? https://agilemanifesto.org/
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by throwing_away 4y ago
It's not mentioned in the article, but an Apple exec recently lost his job over this quote: > “I race cars, play golf and fondle big-breasted women. But I take weekends and major holidays off,” Blevins replied. “Also, if you’re inte
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by throwing_away 4y ago
I have a Ryzen 2600 (CPU not APU) and ECC works. I wonder what generation ECC fuses became a thing?
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by throwing_away 4y ago
> And yeah, I played years of that shit when I was younger. A complete waste. Am I still here? Sure. Did it have some minor benefits? Sure. Would I recommend it? No, huge waste of time. My job feels like way more of a "huge waste of
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by throwing_away 4y ago
I take adderall most weekdays because I need to be reliable and on a schedule for work, but I usually take weekends off. I take xanax when I have to go do something that causes me a lot of anxiety but is required (family function, some doct
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by throwing_away 4y ago
This is also common for dentists and other outpatient procedures.
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by throwing_away 4y ago
> the person is correctly drug seeking in a situation they've previously had a specific problem diagnosed and have had positive experiences with a therapeutic I've been in this situation a few times as I've moved around th
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by throwing_away 4y ago
I once looked at apartments in Bayview and I feel like you're really underselling how bad it smells. If it were a vast open container of raw sewage, I would not be surprised. I'm shocked humans are allowed to live there. Nothing
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by throwing_away 4y ago
Has anyone here made the jump from "engineering" to "sales"? I started as a freelance webdev and now I'm a SWE at a bigco, but I dislike being an engineer. Lately I've been questioning if I really want to do a
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by throwing_away 4y ago
SaaS companies hate this one weird trick!
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by throwing_away 4y ago
It's really no more nonsense than lo-fi tracks having rain sounds in the background or hiphop producers running old school beats through a 12-bit sampler to crush it up a bit. Producers use a ton of subtle tricks to make you unknowingl
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by throwing_away 4y ago
Only because you asked, these are available on Amazon Prime, USA made, and are well reviewed: Freebase: https://www.amazon.com/RoboTablets-suppressant-Dextromethorp... (note: 130% HBr strength) HBr Salt: https://
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by throwing_away 4y ago
There's two things in play here: * What the law allows * What the payment processors allow Some industries, like sex work and cannabis sales, can be both legal and rejected by payment processors. The law says they're legal in some
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by throwing_away 5y ago
> No one ever taught me to save, so I had to learn budgeting and finance management on my own while I was in college. Just in case nobody has pointed this out to you yet, if you're in the US, how you use the tax system can make an
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by throwing_away 5y ago
I don't see any practical way they can detect qemu that can't be patched. Here's one patch that supposedly works with battleeye: https://github.com/WCharacter/RDTSC-KVM-Handler The current situation is t
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by throwing_away 5y ago
We've done lots of federations over the years, and the internet was absolutely built with some degree of decentralization/federation in mind. The radical change here is that now anyone with some pocket change in crypto can deploy